After I posted that post, I swear the biggest goddamn camel spider I've ever seen in my life came charging across the bottom floor of the house with it's two extra limbs "solifigid" wide out on front of it, with it's little pincers at the ready. I don't even know how it got into the house at all. I tried to trap it so that I could let it out with a little plastic cup and a piece of paper. But while I was telling devour, I discovered that it was powerful enough to knock the cup over. Seriously. The thing was a behemoth, I'm surprised the mother fucker didn't have a health bar. I'm surprised the mother fucker didn't pull out a switch blade to shank me for my wallet. It was immense! I tried to catch it a second time, but it was headed to the counter, once it got beneath the lip I lost sight of it for just a split second and when I looked under it had vanished! The most logical conclusion is that once it got out of line of sight it jumped and clung upside down or slid down a crack, but that implies a level of intelligence and awareness that I'm not sure I'm down with. So I didn't reach under their to find out and went to bed instead.
My mission status went from "nope" to "oh hell naw" in an instant.
FUCK DAT SHIT NIGGA!
Jutsu I would have killed that first spider... The second my hand brushed that spider I would have killed it... I don't mind a spider outside but that thing would have been killed on the spot
Edit: I do have to say that was great description though she pretty well written... Nice job
Why? now that the sun is rising in the early morning the air is dominated by birds. Some damn near as big as the feeders. They hide patiently all day, concealed in the open knowing that one of these birds could snatch them instantly crushing them and end the whole thing and that their web will probably be flown through, destroying it.
What I'm saying is that these rare spiders have it hard enough just living their risky life styles to begin with, let alone with fucking humans messing with them without a reason like we do. They're no nuisance, they're no threat, actually they feed on nuisances.